I'm not a programmer by trade, so please excuse the very messy looking code if you are so brave as to look at the sourcecode. I wrote it in AutoIt v3.6, which is very handy for automating Windows controls, windows, files, etc.
Ok, here you go (open with any text editor) I don't believe you! Give me the source code NAO! Is this going to give me a trojan, a virus, or something else nasty?Ħ. Images used under the Creative Commons Share-Alike license.ĥ. When GameEx launches a Playstation "game", it will launch MuDiGUI which will handle which emulator to use, what exceptions to make, etc. This is what GameEx will see and display in the game list. Configure this to be GameEx's PSX ROM folder. These are blank, extensionless files that are named after your PSX games. Once you do that, you must create a special folder that contain what I call "pointers". You will point GameEx at MuDiGUI.exe as your emulator instead, in the form of "MuDiGUI.exe ".
#Ps1 mac emulator change discs plus#
I wanted something that would let me automate that kind of behavior only using my remote control or my gamepad, plus give me access to some useful emulator functions. But GameEx doesn't have a mechanism (so far as I can tell) to gracefully handle multi-disc games for systems like Playstation, at least without having a keyboard and mouse on hand. Since there's a lot of info's to convey, I'll put it all down FAQ-style.īasically, I love GameEx (Thank You TSpeirs!). I wrote a script / app that I think some of you may get some use out of. ini stating not to use quotation marks in the path. Fixed issue where folders containing "disk" instead of "disc" would not be considered a disc folder.Update: Version 0.90a Download Here ( Source) Use this to automatically generate pointer files.
MuDiGUI - Mu ltiple Di sc G raphical U ser I nterface
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